Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing

Overview of Services

The purpose of the Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing (MCAM) is to take fundamental research from a broad range of disciplines and apply them to manufacturing challenges. These disciplines include material science, alloy design and processing, surface engineering, corrosion and hybrid materials.

The Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing takes the most recent discoveries in alloy and metallurgical science and explore ways to apply them in real world applications – working with partners who need stronger, lighter, more cost effective components. Our global aerospace industry partnerships are profiting from their relationship with us, as we:

• Provide bespoke solutions
• Manufacture new designs and complex geometries
• Produce new materials with improved balanced properties to achieve higher fuel efficiency and performance
• Increase their global competitiveness
• Design new processes to reduce manufacturing waste
• Create supply chain value

Leadership

Prof. Xinhua Wu

Director, xinhua.wu@monash.edu

Assoc Prof. Aijun Huang

Platform Manager, aijun.huang@monash.edu

Dr. Tom Jarvis

Operations Manager, tom.jarvis@monash.edu

Mr. John Shurvinton

Facilities Manager, john.shurvinton@monash.edu 

Mr. Bryce Melville

Research Tech. Officer, bryce.melville@monash.edu

Location and hours of operation

Links and Resources

1. Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing Platform Website

Contacts